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Natural Wine and the Absurd

October 3, 2022 Dwight Furrow

I’m a fan of natural wine. Some of the most interesting wines I’ve had recently have been produced under that banner. And I like them

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How to Appreciate a Wine: Two Methods

September 6, 2022 Dwight Furrow

In the art world there has long been a debate between two methods for approaching a work—an empiricist approach vs. a contextualist approach. There is

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Drinking is Thinking

August 22, 2022 Dwight Furrow

That is the opening sentence in Eric Azimov’s NY Times article “Four Ways to Think about Wine.” (Behind a paywall.) I couldn’t agree more. As

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Are Wine Enthusiasts Ruining the Sommelier Profession?

August 5, 2014 Dwight Furrow

I’ve seem some pathetically ridiculous arguments in my life, but this one might just win the prize. Adam Teeter at Winepair argues that people seeking

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